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Often used in the same context:
sensualist,
autodidact,
ironist,
boulevardier,
romanticist,
flaneur,
philosophe,
sybarite,
bon vivant,
francophile,
dilettante,
monomaniac,
polymath,
solipsist,
aestheticism,
voluptuary,
sophisticate,
iconoclast,
aristo,
bohemianism,
fey,
prig,
classicist,
appreciator,
controversialist,
moralist,
sentimentalist,
unworldliness,
epicene,
bibliophile,
hedonist,
maupassant,
dandyism,
oenophile,
epicure,
lecher,
amanuensis,
metaphysician,
landscapist,
max beerbohm,
egotist,
historicism,
freethinker,
byronic,
misanthrope,
watercolourist,
idealisation,
aristocrat,
neurasthenic,
echt,
versifier,
pedant,
autobiographer,
acolyte,
flatterer,
punster,
idealist,
louche,
donnish,
metier,
arriviste,
ascetic,
snob,
mannerist,
existentialist,
empiricist,
philosopher,
libertine,
languor,
philanderer,
miniaturist,
egoist,
mountebank,
fusspot,
cosmopolite,
proselytizer,
baudelaire,
urbanite,
abstractionist,
archetypal,
tolstoyan,
rusticity,
roue,
anglophile,
connoisseur,
medievalist,
extrovert,
bluestocking,
fop,
gadabout,
affectation,
prole,
academicism,
individualist,
dreamer,
gourmand,
polemicist,
demimonde,
haut monde,
unmodern,
fetishist,
misanthropy,
aesthete,
amateurs,
artist,
bohemian,
bohemians,
colonial,
enthusiast,
european,
homosexuals,
humanist,
humanity,
oriental,
rationalist,
spaniard,
sportsman,
sportsmen,
admirer
Appears in the definition of:
pseudo
More general:
cognoscenti,
connoisseur
Synonyms:
aesthete
Also try:
— Adjectives for esthete:
imperfect,
young,
pure,
rich,
romantic,
modern,
wealthy,
swabian,
american,
poor,
genuine,
more...
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